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;WITH cte (foo, bar) AS ( select col1 -- not valid in outer Select col2 as colx -- not valid in outer Select from tab ) select foo, bar from cte; This is similar to the definition of a View or a Derived Table, where you can specify a list of column names, too. co...
generally in sql server we are using the terms SPID and session_id .can i know what is the difference between them ?Thanks.All replies (1)Tuesday, October 9, 2018 2:06 PM ✅Answeredhttps://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/145032/differences-between-spid-and-session-idPlease use Marked as...
The other important issue between the two has to do with the scopes of each abstract. While the table variable has a scope for the duration of the batch, the CTE has a scope that is limited to the particular statement -- select, update...
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There seems to be a bit of negativity here towards CTE's. My understanding of a CTE is that it's basically a kind of adhoc view. SQL is both a declarative and a set based language. CTE's are a great way of declaring a set! Not being able to index a CTE is actually a goo...
If the CTE is materialized, then you definitely want it filtered in the CTE> On the other hand, materialization might lose other beneficial information about the original data -- such as partitioning schemes. So, once again, it depends. I do think that a CTE referenced only once is not...
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generally in sql server we are using the terms SPID and session_id .can i know what is the difference between them ?Thanks.All replies (1)Tuesday, October 9, 2018 2:06 PM ✅Answeredhttps://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/145032/differences-between-spid-and-session-idPlease use Marked as...